The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-23
GOV. HILL TO THE FARMERS.
ADDRESSING $4,000 PERSONS ON THE
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR GROUNDa

ADDRESSING $4,000 PERSONS ON THE
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR 0ROUNDa.
No critieises Henry ossrEs's Leaa Theory
and Advocates Hnereasea Taxatisn or
Perssual Property-The Hmpsrtanee or
THE Preservation or the Forests.
NEwBuRoH, Sept. 22-Gov. David B. Hill,
accompanied by Gen. Field and Col. McEwen
Of Albany. visited tho Orange county fair hero
to-day. The Governor arrived from Albany
on the 1 p. NJ. west Shore train. and was greet
cd at tho station BY fully 5000 persons. COM
mittee OF officers Of the Orange County Agri-
cultural Society and prominent citizens met
and cordially welcomed tho Governor. The
Tenth Separate Company! hinder command Of
Capt W. II. Smith, formed the escort to the
fair grounds. The committee rode In carriages,
and all along the line an enthusiastic reception
was given tho distinguished guest. Tho city 10
decorated with flags and bunting.
After Gov. Hill and seventy-Hve other gentle
men had partakon Of fine luncheon at the
residence Of Mr.. Frank 8. Hull, on tho Heights.
no was escorted to the fair grounds whore
$4,000 persons were assembled.
Tho crowd was very orderly while the Gov
ernor was speaking. although It was imposs-
bic for most to get within hearing. The Gov
afterward attended the base ball game.
This evening the citizens OF Newbureh gave
sbanquet to Gov. Hill ut the Assembly Rooms.
Gov. Hill was welcomed to the fair grounds
In an address by the Hon. James Graham, and
introduced BY President Denniston Of the Agri-
cultural Society. Tho Governor said in part:
Iobserve with pleasure that great interest seems to bs
manifested lately In regard the Interests of agSicui
turs In State and especially on the part Of pub
No men tLaushterl That distinguished asrioulturst
the senior Senator from this State, ME- Rvarts who
said town farm somewhere in Vermont 10 max
ing . tour Of tho country fairs impartlnm a. are
bound to believe valuable information upon the subject
Of farm management tLAushtsr.l The Gsniai Junior
Senator Mr. Hkeock not BE- ousdous BY his associate
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EXEMPT them from State taxati9n even u NO further
HE object In one Of Increasing importance and while
n0t nee from difficulties b deserving Of careful and
moSshtfal reflection on the part Of our lawmakers and
Permit to call your attention 70 another subject Of
esorbiny interest to AL OF US which that OF the ey
ne adai,sra!ion Of many Of ihs products We USE
Ehleh has been constantly growing for years and IN
e@ u stopped We shall become nation OF frauda In
rance there laws which compel shopkeepers 20 ex
seit on articles sold great many Of them their ex'
aetingredientA quality, and genuinsnesA
England's law on this subject was explained
py The Governor. who continued; ,v.
snch system ahould BIO perfected In this country We
Mould be entitled 70 know what buy. and II We are
sneated or imposed upon by unscrupulous shArpes we
tnoud not be compelled to the tedious remedy Of
spst.y civil suit Such cheating aud Imposition should
s sn b, dealing with their fellow men This leSsa:
making complete and perfect system to prevent cheat
ing aud frauds upon innocent people, who must rely
upon their security from imposition upon the honesty or
fsPrssentatiena 81 those whom they purchase II
oeioved that this is becoming important question
me lime would seem to hAye arrived when the Govern